GLOBAL DATA / LIVE & CONNECTED SOURCES
Add current web, search
and market data.
Use digital sources to investigate search interest, online information, listings and offers. Keep the market, retrieval settings and capture time with the findings.
- Request settings
Product, query, market and language
- Returned observations
The provider’s result and measurement basis
- Capture context
Retrieval date and source references
A specific request → A dated observation → A qualified finding
REQUEST-BASED EVIDENCE
Understand the context behind a digital result.
Search results vary by country, language, device and query. A product listing also depends on the offer, seller and time it was retrieved. These settings help your team interpret what the data shows.
Whiteboxx has search and provider connection code for retrieving selected digital products. We confirm the required product, access and provider entitlement for the analysis.
WHAT THE SIGNAL CAN CONTRIBUTE
Choose the signal that answers your question.
| Signal | Analytical use | Keep visible |
|---|---|---|
| Keyword demand | Explore terminology and the scale of reported search interest. | Market, keyword definition, reporting window and provider metric. |
| Search or web results | Inspect what information is surfaced for a defined request. | Query, location, retrieval time and returned references. |
| Listings and offers | Investigate the assortment or prices returned by a permitted source. | Listing identity, seller or location, capture time and missing coverage. |
ALONGSIDE STORED EVIDENCE
Compare sources with their dates in view.
A current search result and an annual economic statistic can inform the same review, but cover different periods. Show both dates when explaining the finding.
For recurring research, use the same retrieval settings. Record any changes before comparing one result with the next.